Jupiter does pass through all constellations, as it orbits the Sun. It takes Jupiter about 12 years to complete one orbit, so it appears to move slowly through the constellations.

It's possible you might be thinking about a specific time period, in which case Jupiter might not be visible in a certain constellation at that time. For example, if you were to ask what constellation Jupiter is *not* in right now, the answer would depend on the current date.

To get a more specific answer, you could tell me:

* What time period are you interested in? (e.g., right now, next year, etc.)

* Are you looking for a constellation Jupiter *won't be in* during that time period, or a constellation it *won't pass through* ever?